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Searching for Metronome Randomizer
Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:56 pm
by BokaSyn77
Just looking for something to keep in the background while viewing videos and such. I've searched google but have come up empty with what I'm exactly looking for.
I want it to do a countdown while playing a metronome noise at various beats. It'll then stop for a random amount of time, and then start a new cycle.
For example;
30 secs @ 45 beats/min
15 secs of nothing
60 secs @ 60 beats/min
22 secs of nothing
33 secs @ 30 beats/min
etc...etc...
A visual graphic would be a bonus.
Anyone help with this? Links? Apps? Anything? THX
Re: Searching for Metronome Randomizer
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 2:40 am
by masterblaster
Try this website:
a.bestmetronome.com/
It's awesome all around and there are many variations that you can choose from. I didn't see a randomizer off the bat, but if you play around with it, you'll surely find something to your liking.
Re: Searching for Metronome Randomizer
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 5:58 am
by Xander_ab
Re: Searching for Metronome Randomizer
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:45 pm
by crazyxxx
BokaSyn77 wrote:I want it to do a countdown while playing a metronome noise at various beats. It'll then stop for a random amount of time, and then start a new cycle.
For example;
30 secs @ 45 beats/min
15 secs of nothing
60 secs @ 60 beats/min
22 secs of nothing
33 secs @ 30 beats/min
If you don't mind a bit of "hacking", go to
http://a.bestmetronome.com/ and open the JavaScript console in your browser. You can use their JS functions to control the tempo and sound of the mentronome. For example, to play the countdown you posted above, you need to paste something like this into the console:
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setTempo(45);startStopButtonClick();setTimeout(startStopButtonClick,30000);setTimeout(function(){ setTempo(60); startStopButtonClick()},45000);setTimeout(startStopButtonClick,105000);setTimeout(function(){ setTempo(30); startStopButtonClick()},127000);setTimeout(startStopButtonClick,160000);
If you have a bit of programming background, this should be self-explanatory to you :) If not, but you still want to play with it, let me know and I'll try to explain it a bit more :)
Re: Searching for Metronome Randomizer
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 7:44 pm
by BokaSyn77
Thx so much for the fast replies.
The CAM program seems to be right on the spot.
I see there are a ton of flash tease with built-in metronomes. Any links to teases which have video instead of just pics?